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Constellation
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Esker
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NGC
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Chondrosarcoma
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Condyloid
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Extended area
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Omega-9
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Mir
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Apparent coordinates
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Gastric antrum
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Digital
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Euhedral
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Emulsion
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Cystitis
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Mastectomy
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Local group
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Chromosome
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Jerusalem artichoke
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Antiparkinsonian
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Symmetric algorithm
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Router
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Blowfish
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Chilblain
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Biguanide
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Black drop
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Measles
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Hemicrpytophyte
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Molecular phylogeny
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CBC
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Fovea
Sclerotome
The sclerotome is an embryonic unit responsible for formation of the axial skeleton (vertebrae, but also the intervertebral discs) and paraxial skeleton (limbs), together with part of the occiput (base of the skull).
The term is also used to describe a surgical instrument.
The vertebral column is formed by changes in the sclerotome during embryonic development. © Grays Anatomy, Wikimedia public domain
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